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one is la mic boating school that's taking in people struggling with addictions and pull mental health and helping to restore their dignity. ah, i'm jared raid. welcome to the show. thanks for your company. roches invasion of you crying is said to dominate a meeting of g 20 foreign ministers. the group of rich and developing nations have begun. they talked on the indonesian island of bali, the countries involved are ones likely to feel the effects of a food, an energy crisis that the war is sitting off, russian prime minister. so a guy laugh rob opened his visit by holding talks with his chinese count, pod lang ye wang is also expected to meet face to face with you, a secretary of state antony blinking us china attentions remain high over taiwan and try seuss. china has also refused to condemn russia's invasion of your crime
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while the us is sending military gear and other assistance to bolster cubes. war effort. amid the tensions indonesian president, junko widowed r has been trying to mediate last week, he visited by russia and ukraine in what he described as a piece mission. his more on indonesia unique stance on the war in ukraine. joke o it, odo has sought to maintain good relations with both russia and ukraine. indonesia is what vladimir putin calls a friendly nation for moscow. unlike any of the western powers, remote, both widow has refused to give in to western pressure to exclude vladimir putin from the summit of g. 20 leaders in november. his visit to moscow and key of last week reflected a delicate balancing act as ragamuffins as i'm bigger. what i said in key. if i repeat here once, though, the current situation is still hard to live,
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we must keep opening more room for dialogue. i have conveyed a message from president zalinski to president putin, and i express my readiness to become a communication bridge between the 2 leaders. kellog throws beside the booker, the content of that message from zalinski was not made. public widow was the 1st asian leader to visit here since the war began. he invited president zalinski to attend the g 20 leaders summit in november, even though ukraine is not part of the group. widow has expressed sympathy with ukrainians over the war and said the countries, territorial integrity must be respected. prior to the meeting he toward the key of suburb of opin, to witness the devastation 1st hand in an easier is sending humanitarian aid to ukraine. but as declined to provide weapons for use against russian forces, widow came fresh from an international summit in germany,
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where he was able to compare notes with western leaders and meet with those who have previously sought to persuade vladimir putin to end the war. indonesia has had success in the past, in mediating, in regional conflicts in asia. but widow says he has no illusions about the complexity of the russia ukraine war. and in reminder of those complexities, zelinski hinted he would only attend the g. 20 summit if put in is not there. but the kremlin says, put in has already confirmed his attendance. let's go to jakarta now and speak with lena alexandra, head of the international relations department at the center for strategic and international studies. welcome to the w. news. asia. you are quoted this week in malaysia, the star newspaper as saying, dash o co widows trip to ukraine. was not a peace effort. so why did he go? well, basically,
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i think we need to clarify this. i think from the press statement that, than me after the meeting with you, pending and best, and also on russia. i think it's quite clear that there are several goals, objectives of him going to the 50 you basically a article emphasized then for patients to both countries, but then the g 20 summit in november in bali. that's the 1st message. second is of course to express the, the empathy and also the concern regarding the conflict on the ongoing conflict in russia and, and also in that context. he also mentioned that he's actually really to be the messenger of peace message
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from the 21st then the russian president and a 3rd boy. and i think this is very, very clear that indonesia asia press the next process, the whole they're both countries and also again can return to the global supply chain where the commodities from most countries can, can go back to the global supply chain. so it can actually avoid the crises, the foot crises, the energy crisis that is actually facing or haunting many states and building in south asia. ok, you've, you've outlined possibly some of the reasons i'm going to ask you my next question . but if you could sort of go into more detail as to why the war matters to indonesia and more broadly, to southeast asia. well i think to some extent we need to meet with,
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like i said, in terms of geography or sense that the conflict itself is quite a remote from the, from the region. but of course, i think it is very clear for everyone that the implication of the war, especially in terms of the do not destruction of us a global supply chain. this is something that really gets the region very much, especially with a supplier, barley, and also potassium to make that the license, things like that. that really implicates the region that is still suffering from the impact of the night in panama. it talk to us about why is indonesia choosing to stay neutral in this conflict? well, water, this is what i can say. i think it is radically and we recognize ourselves that we don't really, we don't really have to be the so called the mediator. for example, but we are the company that actually i, yeah,
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are implicated the most for the impacts of the water. as i mentioned earlier, it is, for example, in asia is one of the biggest import off the from you clean, for example. so this is something that we need to deal with, and that's why the president needs to emphasize on these. that's one point. second point is definitely because indonesia holds the position as the president of the d 20. and that is also an interest to make sure that we can secure the i did 20 i did that later on in the summer because of course, we all know that that has been issued that some countries might not want to hear it in the summit later on saying the president, i think indonesia needs to be sure. do you think indonesia sees this to possibly as
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an opportunity to improve its international image? well those i think that's quite near to us. but at this moment, i think the focus is really 1st to ensure that these countries that are config, conflicting. it's either that they return to the global supply chain in order to mitigate the, the current crisis that we are suffering, including in southeast region. and of course, the 2nd thing is to make sure that it would be a successful under indonesia challenge it. okay, that was lena alexandra, the head of the international relations department at the center for strategic and international studies in jakarta. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you . ah,
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our next story from indonesia looks at restoring people's dignity. the leader of in islamic boarding school in the city of york. carter has made it his mission to use the schools, facilities, and atmosphere to help people shunned by society. it began as a small project, but is now flourishing his more. oh, is manic ritual. prayer or decker is one of the routines at his boarding school. oh, the school was founded by mohammed. she had donna, it has hundreds of religious students known to santi. they have psychological disorders and have been addicted to drugs. she don't believe that dick her can reduce depression and grand peace. that is the good. otherwise, the good in the deaconate on dis implanted in the heart. felt in the heart of the vibrations of the decor really flow into the body and the spirit. thus increasing
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awareness, fostering peace of mind to god growing a new taste for life. hon. not only in the mouth, but in the heart. cheered owner has been taking care of his students for over 20 years. at 1st he treated only a few patients, but the number has grown to around a 150. most come from psychiatric hospitals and suffer recurring illness, toppled abra. dora. no matter how brutal a person is in the deepest recesses of their soul, there must be a spiritual pole. no matter how damage they are. no matter how bad the condition of their souls. we still see that they are human beings. here we consider them as sun, 3 up. sudden. but most of the activities in this boarding school are religious cheer dono is assisted by 10 students who are fully recovered without the i think
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that we were taught deacon henworthy will help with an i decor, can commerce and we can do them with digger. we can control our emotions better than we can forget the past that has gone wrong. i'll alley all one hour. yeah. well that, that, about who i love. some of these people have been abandoned by their families. she donna hopes others in indonesia will copy his school so they to can help those with psychological problems. that seat for to day on d. w. news, i said there is more from the region on d, w dot com, forward slash asia. of course, you can also follow us on instagram, facebook, twitter, and you chew bell handle is that d w. news. we're going to leave you now with some more images from the g 25 ministers meeting underway to die in bali. i'm jared. read see tomorrow. good bye thing
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